Global Supply Chain Realignment Training by Tonex
Navigate the complexities of shifting global supply chains towards U.S.-centric models. This training equips you with strategies for vendor evaluation, diversification, and compliance. Understand the evolving landscape and mitigate risks. Notably, securing sensitive data and intellectual property during supply chain transitions is paramount. Cybersecurity vulnerabilities can emerge from new vendor integrations and altered logistics. This program addresses these critical cybersecurity implications.
Audience:
- Supply Chain Managers
- Procurement Professionals
- Logistics Coordinators
- Operations Managers
- Compliance Officers
- Cybersecurity Professionals
- Business Strategists
Learning Objectives:
- Identify key factors driving global supply chain realignment.
- Develop strategies for vendor diversification outside of China.
- Implement effective U.S. supplier audit and contract procedures.
- Understand the logistics of shifting production to the U.S.
- Mitigate cybersecurity risks in supply chain transitions.
- Apply best practices for new vendor vetting and onboarding.
Course Modules:
Module 1: Drivers of Global Supply Chain Realignment
- Analyzing geopolitical influences on supply chains.
- Evaluating the impact of U.S. trade policies.
- Identifying industry-specific realignment trends.
- Assessing the economic factors of domestic production.
- Understanding the role of technological advancements.
- Recognizing evolving consumer demands.
Module 2: Vendor Diversification Strategies
- Developing a comprehensive diversification plan.
- Identifying alternative sourcing regions.
- Evaluating the risks and benefits of new vendors.
- Implementing due diligence for potential suppliers.
- Establishing robust vendor selection criteria.
- Building resilient multi-regional supply chains.
Module 3: U.S. Supplier Audits and Contracts
- Understanding U.S. regulatory compliance.
- Conducting thorough supplier audits.
- Drafting effective U.S. supplier contracts.
- Implementing quality control measures.
- Ensuring ethical sourcing practices.
- Managing supplier performance and relationships.
Module 4: Logistics of U.S.-Based Production
- Optimizing domestic transportation networks.
- Managing inventory and warehousing in the U.S.
- Addressing customs and import/export regulations.
- Streamlining supply chain visibility.
- Implementing just-in-time inventory management.
- Leveraging technology for logistics efficiency.
Module 5: Cybersecurity in Supply Chain Transitions
- Identifying cybersecurity vulnerabilities in new supply chains.
- Implementing data protection measures.
- Securing communication and information sharing.
- Conducting cybersecurity risk assessments.
- Establishing incident response plans.
- Ensuring vendor cybersecurity compliance.
Module 6: Implementation and Best Practices
- Developing a phased implementation plan.
- Managing change and stakeholder communication.
- Monitoring and evaluating realignment progress.
- Applying continuous improvement principles.
- Documenting and sharing best practices.
- Adapting to future supply chain disruptions.
Enroll today to future-proof your supply chain. Gain the expertise needed to navigate the evolving global landscape and secure your operations.